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Merging and branch deletion question

From: John Gateley <gateley_at_jriver.com>
Date: 2007-10-11 20:12:39 CEST

A newbie question on merging and deleting branches.
For example, suppose there is a file foo.c in my repository

foo.c was last changed in revision 3.

I created a branch for a new feature, and made changes to foo.c
in revisions 4 through 20. I made no changes to foo.c in the main
line.

I then merged the new feature branch changes (r4:20) into the
main branch (and committed).

I deleted the new feature branch.

It seems to me the history of foo.c from r4:20 is gone.
The log for foo.c on the main branch doesn't contain those
changes.

If I had merged the changes as suggested in the book (merge
any changes from 4 to 20 that happened in the main branch to
the new feature branch, then merge the diff between the new
feature head and the main head into main), would it make any
difference?

Thanks,

j

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John Gateley <gateley@jriver.com>
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